Gallery Creator is a plugin which reveals hidden gallery settings in your WordPress and for instance makes it possible to set a one-column gallery with medium sized images. This makes it very easy and fast to insert a large number of big images than doing these one-by-one.
For an example, have a look at Geekmeet 2010 and Animals in Skansen.
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Installation
The easiest way to install this plugin is to go to Plugins -> Add New in your WordPress admin and search for “gallery creator”, and click the install button.
To manually install the plugin, upload it to your wp-content/plugins/ directory of your WordPress installation and activate it from the admin page.
Todo
- Make it possible to choose which images will be included in the gallery.
- Save the selected settings as default for the next time.
Changelog
- 1.0.1 First version.
Download
Download Gallery Creator.

How do you upload the photos?
Upload the photos using the normal photo upload process in WordPress.
I love it! It used to take ages to enter every image manually, now all images are on the site in medium size by just one click!
Thank you so much!
*thumb-up*
Just one idea: it would be nice if I could remove any link from the images, in case I don’t want anybody to enlarge the photos.
Thanks! Yes, that’s a good idea! I will make sure to include it in an upcoming version. (which should have already been released, if I would have found the time)
Hi!
My main interest would be, how did you integrate your gallery creator with a lightbox solution? I have LightBoxPlus installed in my WordPress site, which needs a
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rel="lightbox"
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option to be included in the link tag. How to achieve that?
Thanks,
–Trifo
I just use Lightbox 2, which has an option to auto-lightbox images. I will look into adding support for including custom parameters to the image tag, which could for example include rel=”lightbox” for you.
Hi!
Thanks! Meanwhile I found several ways to achieve my goal, including the one you mentioned. Well, I am a newbie in the WordPress world.
Also I’ve found a blogpost on the topic: http://franklinbishop.net/6-lightbox-plugins-for-wordpress/
Now I am trying to set the smallest resource footprint to be kind to my visitors,
–Trifo